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Da Zhao Temple Mobile Toilet

Admin October 02, 2026

The mobile toilet facilities in the Da Zhao Temple scenic area are relatively well-developed, distributed at the entrance, the southeast corner of Da Zhao Square, and around Da Zhao Temple, with each area's toilets having distinct characteristics.

The mobile toilets at the entrance are a row of brand-new facilities with stainless steel exteriors, making them sturdy, durable, and easy to clean. Each stall door is clearly marked with "Occupied" and "Vacant" signs, allowing tourists to quickly understand the toilet usage status and avoid unnecessary waiting. These toilets employ the latest environmental protection technology and are equipped with water-saving features, meeting the needs of a large number of tourists while also reflecting environmental protection concepts. It is reported that they can accommodate the toilet needs of over a thousand people per day and are regularly cleaned by dedicated staff, maintaining overall cleanliness and providing a good toilet environment for tourists.

The public toilet established at the southeast corner of Da Zhao Square has a cleverly designed exterior that blends seamlessly with the architectural style of the square, facilitating tourist use while preserving the integrity of the scenic beauty. The toilet's signs are prominent, and its location is easily noticeable, allowing tourists to find it effortlessly. Inside, the toilet is clean and tidy, with all facilities intact and functioning properly. It also has specially installed barrier-free facilities, fully considering the needs of special tourist groups and reflecting the humanistic care of the scenic area.

Around Da Zhao Temple, antique-style portable public toilets have been installed, which are the first "fragrant public toilets" introduced in Hohhot. They utilize intelligent fragrance-emitting automatic deodorization equipment, effectively removing unpleasant odors from the toilets, so that tourists do not smell unpleasant smells while using them but instead experience a faint fragrance, greatly enhancing the tourist's toilet experience. This innovative toilet design not only solves the problem of strong odors in traditional public toilets but also harmonizes with the antique environment around Da Zhao Temple, adding a unique charm to the scenic area.